In this episode, we talk to communications and performance coach Anna Roberts to understand how fear comes into play at work, how we can overcome it and cultivate resilience for individuals and teams in these challenging times
Coping with the switch to working day-after-day from home is a new challenge. Not only do employees have to adapt to constantly shifting priorities but, with juggling responsibilities, resilience is put to the test. Presented by performance coach and award-winning radio show host Anna Roberts, this podcast provides strategies to help build resilience, manage anxiety and enhance productivity in these challenging times.
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In this blog, Lisa Hogan, Membership Development and Communications Manager at the CIPD in Ireland, looks at some of the most important questions organisations should be asking about performance, productivity, trust and wellbeing. She explains how the themes explored at the CIPD in Ireland Thrive Conference can help organisations build the conditions for lasting success.
Advice and tips on how HR professionals can support organisational and individual resilience
Advice on supporting and managing employees with a terminal diagnosis
Information, advice and templates to support those experiencing stress and mental ill health
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